FOR STAYS OF LESS THAN 4 NIGHTS:
We do not take reservations. We welcome you at the reception between 2pm and 8pm the day of your arrival.
FOR TOUR DU MONT-BLANC HIKERS:
We do not take reservations but we always keep space for you (even when the sign says “campsite full”) and welcome you at the reception between 2pm and 8pm.
Welcome to your historic campsite in the Chamonix-Mont-Blanc Valley!
A base camp for mountaineers, climbers, hikers, and travelers for almost 60 years.
This peaceful and secluded spot offers a respite from the tourist crowds while remaining close to the amenities of the village of Argentière, public transportation, and access to mountain activities. Located amidst fields, bordering the forest, you’ll enjoy a 360° panoramic mountain view.
A key stop on the Tour du Mont Blanc via the GR 5 long-distance hiking trail, the campsite also provides access to numerous hiking and mountain biking trails.
A warm welcome and a friendly, rustic atmosphere await you for a stay immersed in nature and the mountains!
The home of ‘Camping du Glacier d’Argentiere’. Since the summer of 1966, when a young French climber asked to pitch his tent on the Ravanel family farmland, Camping du Glacier d’Argentiere has been welcoming campers every summer to enjoy everything that this fabled valley has to offer.
Almost 50 years on the facilities have changed, but the ethos has not. As one of the original campsites in Chamonix, we provide a clean, quiet and spectacular base in the centre of the Chamonix valley, to those wishing to enjoy the immense surroundings of the Mont Blanc Massif. Whether you are here to climb Mont Blanc, walk the Haute Route, mountain bike, parapente, or simply sit back and enjoy the views…
Chamonix is known worldwide for its various activities from hiking, mountaineering, mountain biking, paragliding and rafting, you won’t be bored, no matter your age.
We would be delighted to advise and assist you in your choice !
The Fête des Guides traditionally closes on 15 August with a ceremony on the square in front of the church attended by elected officials. This formal occasion is marked by a speech from the president of the Compagnie des Guides and the official acceptance of new Guides into the Compagnie. It is also an opportunity for Guides to pay tribute to their most loyal clients by presenting them with medals for loyalty and technical difficulty, symbolising the journey taken by them as a rope team.
Mont Blanc Marathon
Including the infamous Mont-Blanc Vertical KM, the Mont Blanc Cross (23 km), the Mont Blanc 10KM and the Mont-Blanc Marathon (42 km).